Fifth Circuit: The Government Can’t Disarm Nonviolent Felons for Life
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals just handed down one of the most important Second Amendment rulings in years — and it cuts directly against the idea that the federal government can permanently disarm anyone who has ever committed a felony, no matter how minor or nonviolent. The case is United States v. Hembree, and it […]
Abbott Is Right: The Second Amendment Still Applies at Protests
Texas Governor Greg Abbott just did something rare in politics: he told the truth. Abbott reaffirmed a basic fact last week: law-abiding Texans have a constitutional right to carry firearms, even at protests. This should not be news. It’s already the law, and it’s already your right. But Abbott’s clarity stands in sharp contrast to the confused, […]
Minneapolis Isn’t Protesting. It’s Being Engineered.
By Chris McNutt & Kyle Rittenhouse What’s happening in Minneapolis is not random chaos. It’s a choreographed effort by the Left. The media wants Americans to believe the unrest surrounding ICE and CBP operations is spontaneous outrage — a city reacting emotionally to unjustified immigration enforcement actions. That story collapses the moment you look at […]
The Alex Pretti Shooting Proved the Left Is Lawless — and the Right Is Getting Weak on the Second Amendment
We need to start with a basic truth that should unite every law-abiding American, regardless of political stripe. The violence, rioting, and lawlessness that have erupted in the streets of Minneapolis are reprehensible. Mobs attacking officers, destroying property, and attempting to obstruct federal law enforcement are not exercising constitutional rights — they are committing crimes. […]
Fifth Circuit Rejects DOJ Delay in ATF “Engaged in the Business” Lawsuit
The fight for the Second Amendment just scored a clear procedural victory as the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit rejected the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) attempt to delay the legal challenge to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ (ATF) controversial “engaged in the business” rule. The decision keeps the legal […]
Trump Pulls U.S. Out of UN Gun Registry Scheme
President Donald Trump just delivered a long-overdue message to the global gun confiscation cartel: America is not taking orders from the United Nations. In a major move for national sovereignty and Second Amendment freedom, the Trump administration has formally withdrawn the United States from the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms (UNROCA), a UN-run reporting […]
Texas Gun Rights Releases “One Big Beautiful Ballot” Ahead of 2026 Primary Fight
We hear it every election cycle: “This is the most important election of our lifetime.” Most of the time, that’s just campaign noise. But in Texas, it’s real. Radical left-wing interests are pouring millions into our state to flip Texas “blue” and remake our culture from the ground up. And they always start in the […]
Fifth Circuit Upholds Post-1986 Machine Gun Ban, Reinforcing Need for “All Hands” Fight for Gun Rights
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has upheld the federal ban on civilian possession of machine guns manufactured after May 19, 1986, leaving in place one of the most restrictive gun laws on the books and reminding Second Amendment supporters that court victories alone are not enough to safeguard freedom. The restriction […]
Brady President Says Armed Federal Agents “Don’t Make Us Safer”
Activists from the Gun Confiscation Cartel are finally saying the quiet part out loud. In a recent post on X, Brady President Kris Brown declared she is “certain” that guns do not make us safer, adding that this applies not only to everyday Americans, but even to federal officers carrying guns. Let that sink in. […]
Congress Is About to Fund the ATF Like It’s Still the Biden Era
If you thought the ATF’s war on gun owners was going to slow down under a Republican House, think again. A new federal funding bill moving through Congress would keep the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) funded at roughly $1.585 billion for FY2026, barely below what it received under Biden. For context, […]